Regular expresion to match html tags

Hi, everyone, the following is about component code that I'd would like to store in a .xls file. I'm using LabVIEW 2009
I would like to match these words in bold, but I don't know how to handle the attributes ! And I don't find the suitable Regex
<(?.*).*></\k>
The regex should match upper and lower case,
thanks in advance
eg :
<td width="124">PS1</td>
<TD WIDTH="125">PS3</TD>
<td width="125">MFC11</td>
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